Sentence examples for were completely outplayed from inspiring English sources

The quarter-final with Spain was a brutally tense afternoon during which England were completely outplayed.

The Jets were completely outplayed by New England until the final six minutes last Monday night and still won.

But the rest of the first half was a graphic reminder of Sinfield's importance to the Rhinos as without his organisation and industry, they were completely outplayed.

If England lose this series it will be a bit of a freak rather than, say, the 1999 series against New Zealand when they were completely outplayed and clearly needed significant change.

Australia were completely outplayed in the first Investec Test of the Ashes and let's not forget this is the team who recently won the World Cup and arrived in England having thrashed the West Indies.

The team from Campinas, in the countryside, were completely outplayed by Palmeiras on Sunday and "O Porco" (the Pig) won their first state title in 12 years – and 22nd in total - and ended the "jejum" (drought) that commentators had been eager to remind them of as soon as they reached the play-offs.

It should be noted that Utah has been completely outplayed.

I know our offensive line was completely outplayed by the front eight of Philadelphia.

Still, Georgia Tech trailed at the half, 9-7, and had been completely outplayed.

Obama and John Boehner have been completely outplayed by the "hobbits," as The Wall Street Journal and John McCain called them.

Ipswich stunned Inter, 1-0, in the first leg in England, but was completely outplayed in the second leg in Milan.